Non-energy commodity prices rise at fastest rate since 2011
Commodity prices are rising rapidly as the manufacturing side of the global economy bounces back from the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tianqi’s top shareholder to get up to $2.5bn injection
Chengdu Tianqi Industrial Group will receive up 16 billion yuan that may help the miner to pay down debt.
Peru to allow mining during new coronavirus lockdown
The government said on Thursday that mining, as well as fishing and construction, would be allowed to continue during the period from January 31 to February 14.
Thyssenkrupp’s Canada plant to produce 11,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year
Thyssenkrupp’s Canadian subsidiary will build an 88-megawatt water electrolysis plant capable of producing 11,100 tonnes of hydrogen per year.
Queensland’s coal, resource jobs soar
Over 39,000 people were working in Queensland’s coal industry in the last quarter of 2020.
BHP and Vale’s Samarco hit with nearly $1 billion suit
Noteholders accuse the miner of ignoring their requests to restructure their debt.
China’s Shandong ramps up industrial safety checks after gold mine blast
The province of Shandong plans to launch inspections of key industrial sectors in a bid to uncover safety risks.
GameStop trade mania sends Aussie mining junior’s stock soaring
The surge caught the company by surprise.
Newmont retains lead in ESG ranking of miners with Vale last
Rio Tinto Group improved its score but continued to be weighed down by explosions that damaged two Aboriginal Australian sites.
